Math Made Masterful

This activity is designed to have students practice sorting word probelms based on the type of equation required, setting up equation to model the given scenario, and solving the word problems using a graphing calculator, such as Desmos. Instructions: Pass out a set of cards to each group. Have students sort the cards into four groups based on the type of equation that will be used to model the word problem – Linear (Slope-Intercept), Linear (Standard), Exponential, or Quadratic. After having t

This activity is designed to have students practice sorting linear word problems based on whether they can be modeled using slope-intercept or standard form, setting up equations to model the given scenario, and solving the word problems for different values. Instructions: Pass out a set of cards to each group. Have students sort the cards into two groups based on the type of equation that will be used to model the word problem – Slope-Intercept (y=mx+b) or Standard Form (Ax+By=C). After having

Great activity for practice adding and subtracting polynomials. Can be used as a group or individual practice. Cards can be passed out to groups to sort or hung around the room as task cards. Cards will be sorted into groups of three with the same solution (two worksheet options provided - with solutions for more supported activity, or without for slightly less structure). Instructions and answer key provided. *Includes instruction page, 24 cards with expressions to add or subtract, 2 versio

Great for having students practice solving one-variable inequalities of various types (including one-step to three-step, distribution, and combining like terms). Can be used as a partner activity or a large group quicker exit-ticket. Includes worksheet for students and 16 inequalities to solve from 14 cards. All emojis designed by OpenMoji – the open-source emoji and icon project. License: CC BY-SA 4.0

This activity is designed to have students practice sorting exponential word problems based on whether they model growth or decay, setting up equations to model the given scenario, and evaluating or evaluating and solving the word problems. Pass out a set of cards to each group. Have students sort the cards into two groups based on whether the equation models Growth or Decay. After having their groups checked, have the students select which type of problem they would like to practice modeling an

Great practice for identifying Linear Increasing, Linear Decreasing, Exponential Growth, and Exponential Decay functions (from both graphs and equations!). This is a great way to get students up and moving, talking with partners/small groups, and practicing their knowledge of different types of functions.

Let your students practice identifying the types of correlation from graphs (Perfect, Strong, or Weak (Positive or Negative), No Correlation, Non-Linear Correlation). Give a set of cards to each group, have students pass them around the room, or hang them on the walls around your room to get the students up and moving! All emojis designed by OpenMoji – the open-source emoji and icon project. License: CC BY-SA 4.0

Great way for students to practice graphing lines (in slope-intercept form) and rewriting equation in slope-intercept form! Students will be able to check their work as they go by making sure each line passes through one of the animal shown. Includes worksheet for students and answer key. All emojis designed by OpenMoji – the open-source emoji and icon project. License: CC BY-SA 4.0